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| Rozelle Bay Light Rail Station |
Walked down to the end of Annandale Street and caught the light rail at Rozelle Bay Station.
While waiting for the Tram checked out Westconnex destruction of trees in Buruwan Park.
Also noticed an impressive specimen of Grevillea longifolia (red flowers and saw tooth leaves)
Alighting at Leichhardt North, walked along Blackmore Oval where a new shared path is being constructed.
Joined volunteers doing bushcare in Richard Murden Reserve.
We pulled out the weeds which were thriving and full of seeds.
But at the same time noticed that there were a lot of the local provenance plants that had been put in hanging in there and in the case of two ground covers holding their own.
Interested in getting involved in Bushcare?
No experience is required - all you need to bring is a hat and water,
wear suitable clothing and sturdy shoes. A site supervisor will be there
to get you started and will provide gloves, tools and morning tea....https://www.innerwest.nsw.gov.au/live/environment-and-sustainability/wildlife-and-natural-areas/bushcare-programs
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| Oysters on the Bank and Cormorants on Boom, Hawthorne Canal |
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| Grevillea linearifolia |
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| Pig Face (Carpobrotus) |
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| Foraging for Food |
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| Warrigal Greens (Tetragonia tetragonioides) are thiving |
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| Dodonea |
After the Bushcare followed the Canal heading for Parramatta Road.
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| Burnt out Car on Canal Bank |
The remains of a burnt out car were still on the river bank. According to other bushcare volunteers putting the fire out was quite a challenge.
Past the new multi-purpose courts, the Tea Trees were in their element in swampy ground.
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| Tea Trees, Richard Murden Reserve |
Haberfield Gardens
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| Bromeliads |
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| Grevillea |
Continuing along the streets - haberfield gardens and verges were beautiful. At one point the sweet perfume of a flower covered lemon tree filled the air.
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| Australian Red Cedar (Toona ciliata)? or maybe Chinese Pistacio (Pistacia chinensis) or Chinese Mahogany or Cedar (Toona Sinensis) |
Also noticed an impressive specimen of Grevillea longifolia (red flowers and saw tooth leaves)
After the Bushcare followed the Canal heading for Parramatta Road.
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